The phrase "accusation leveled at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a claim or charge made against someone or something, often in a formal or serious context.
Example: "The accusation leveled at the politician sparked a nationwide debate about ethics in government."
Alternatives: "charge made against" or "allegation directed at".
At this rate, we can probably expect a new accusation leveled at Patriots head coach Bill Belichick after every big game.
A deputy in the Russian Parliament is pushing through a bill that would force Russian companies to calculate dividends based on a standard definition of net income, a change that would address one accusation leveled at Surgutneftegas.
The book also recounts less-known incidents like the 1973 campaign, "Criticize Lin, Criticize Confucius" (in which Confucius served as a proxy for Zhou Enlai), and the 1975 attack on "empiricism" (the accusation leveled at Deng Xiaoping).
Her appearance among the sophisticates of the Foreign Ministry is like a slap in the face, and while she's ushered offstage quickly, you'd be forgiven for seeing in her caricature evidence of the accusation leveled at le Carré regularly these days: anti-Americanism.
It's a fairly common, trolly thing to say, an accusation leveled at a lot of fantasy stuff and probably a point made by a thousand bad stand-ups.
In a post on his Facebook page, Renzi said the accusation leveled at Felicori, a 63-year old expert in the management of cultural sites, was ridiculous.
In this extraordinary case, the outcome of the prosecution and the accusations leveled at this newspaper may have left many readers with questions about our coverage.
As Mr. Nazarbayev walked out of the news conference with Ms. Rice, he asked her what he should do about the "baseless accusations" leveled at him by the opposition.
However, the HP court filing is by far the strongest set of accusations leveled at either side in the Autonomy row.
Several high-profile New York decorators have spent large amounts of their clients' money at Mr. Hobbs's store, including Peter Marino and Bunny Williams, who declined to be interviewed for this article, and Juan Pablo Molyneux, who sidestepped questions about the accusations leveled at Mr. Hobbs.
